TensorProduct Surfaces Dr Scott Schaefer 1 Smooth Surfaces
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Tensor-Product Surfaces Dr. Scott Schaefer 1
Smooth Surfaces Lagrange Surfaces u Interpolating sets of curves n Bezier Surfaces n B-spline Surfaces n 2
Lagrange Surfaces 3
Lagrange Surfaces 4
Lagrange Surfaces 5
Lagrange Surfaces 6
Lagrange Surfaces 7
Lagrange Surfaces 8
Lagrange Surfaces 9
Lagrange Surfaces 10
Lagrange Surfaces 11
Lagrange Surfaces 12
Lagrange Surfaces 13
Lagrange Surfaces 14
Lagrange Surfaces 15
Lagrange Surfaces 16
Lagrange Surfaces – Properties Surface interpolates all control points n The boundaries of the surface are Lagrange curves defined by the control points on the boundary n 17
Interpolating Sets of Curves n Given a set of parametric curves p 0(t), p 1(t), …, pn(t) , build a surface that interpolates them 18
Interpolating Sets of Curves n Given a set of parametric curves p 0(t), p 1(t), …, pn(t) , build a surface that interpolates them Evaluate each curve at parameter value t, then use these points as the control points for a Lagrange curve of degree n n Evaluate this new curve at parameter value s n 19
Bezier Surfaces 20
Bezier Surfaces 21
Bezier Surfaces 22
Bezier Surfaces 23
Bezier Surfaces 24
Bezier Surfaces 25
Bezier Surfaces 26
Bezier Surfaces 27
Bezier Surfaces 28
Bezier Surfaces 29
Bezier Surfaces 30
Bezier Surfaces – Properties Surface lies in convex hull of control points n Surface interpolates the four corner control points n Boundary curves are Bezier curves defined only by control points on boundary n 31
General Tensor Product Surfaces 32
General Tensor Product Surfaces 33
Properties n Curve properties/algorithms apply to surfaces too u Convex hull 34
Properties n Curve properties/algorithms apply to surfaces too u Convex hull u Degree elevation 35
Properties n Curve properties/algorithms apply to surfaces too u Convex hull u Degree elevation u Evaluation algorithms 36
Properties n Curve properties/algorithms apply to surfaces too u Convex hull u Degree elevation u Evaluation algorithms u …. u Analog of variation diminishing does not apply!!! 37
Matrix Form of Quadrilateral Bezier Patches 38
Matrix Form of Quadrilateral Bezier Patches 39
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 40
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 41
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 42
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 43
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 44
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 45
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 46
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 47
de. Casteljau Algorithm for Bezier Surfaces 48
Derivatives of Bezier Surfaces Exact evaluate in the s-direction and use those control points to compute derivative in t -direction n Exact evaluate in the t-direction and use those control points to compute derivative in sdirection n n Use a pyramid algorithm to compute derivatives 49
Derivatives using de. Casteljau’s algorithm 50
Derivatives using de. Casteljau’s algorithm 51
Derivatives using de. Casteljau’s algorithm 52
Blossoming for Tensor-Product Patches n n n Symmetry: b(s 1, s 2, …, sm|t 1, t 2, …, tn) = b(sq(1), sq(2), …, sq(m)|tr(1), tr(2), …, tr(n)) for any permutation q of (1, …, m) and r of (1, . . . , n) Multi-affine: b(s 1, …, (1 -d)sk+d vk, , …sm |t 1, …, (1 -e)tj+e wj, , …tn) = (1 -d)(1 -e) b(s 1, …, sk, , …sm|t 1, …, tj, , …tn) + (1 -d)e b(s 1, …, sk, , …sm|t 1, …, wj, , …tn) + de b(s 1, …, vk, , …sm|t 1, …, wj, , …tn) + d(1 -e) b(s 1, …, vk, , …sm|t 1, …, tj, , …tn) Diagonal: b(s, s, …, s|t, t, …, t) = p(s, t) 53
Curves on Bezier Surfaces n Assume we have points p(s 1, t 1), p(s 2, t 2) on a Bezier surface p(s, t). Construct a curve on the Bezier surface between these two points. 54
Curves on Bezier Surfaces n Assume we have points p(s 1, t 1), p(s 2, t 2) on a Bezier surface p(s, t). Construct a curve on the Bezier surface between these two points. 55
Curves on Bezier Surfaces n Assume we have points p(s 1, t 1), p(s 2, t 2) on a Bezier surface p(s, t). Construct a curve on the Bezier surface between these two points. 56
Curves on Bezier Surfaces n Assume we have points p(s 1, t 1), p(s 2, t 2) on a Bezier surface p(s, t). Construct a curve on the Bezier surface between these two points. 57
Curves on Bezier Surfaces n Assume we have points p(s 1, t 1), p(s 2, t 2) on a Bezier surface p(s, t). Construct a curve on the Bezier surface between these two points. 58
Curves on Bezier Surfaces n Assume we have points p(s 1, t 1), p(s 2, t 2) on a Bezier surface p(s, t). Construct a curve on the Bezier surface between these two points. 59
Curves on Bezier Surfaces n Assume we have points p(s 1, t 1), p(s 2, t 2) on a Bezier surface p(s, t). Construct a curve on the Bezier surface between these two points. kth control point for Bezier curve of degree n+m!!! 60
Triangular Patches n How do we build triangular patches instead of quads? 61
Triangular Patches n How do we build triangular patches instead of quads? 62
Triangular Patches n How do we build triangular patches instead of quads? 63
Triangular Patches n How do we build triangular patches instead of quads? Continuity difficult to maintain between patches Parameterization very distorted Not symmetric 64
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